A/HRC/11/23 Page 20 (United Kingdom); realize a law on associations and establishment of civil society to enable them to work in independence without being supervised by official authorities (Palestine); 36. Take appropriate measures with a view to facilitating access to work for women (Norway); 37. Expediently attend to the issue of forced labour as raised by the ILO Committee of Experts (South Africa); 38. Share its good practices in terms of affording decent housing for vulnerable groups, so that others could benefit from such a positive experience (Yemen); 39. Continue its work in the health area in support of its entire population (Venezuela); 40. Continue its efforts to integrate human rights in school curricula (Qatar); develop a national strategy to include in the school system at all levels appropriate measures in the field of human rights education, in accordance with the Plan of Action 2005-2009 of the World Programme for Human Rights Education (Italy); 41. Continue its efforts to create a positive working environment for all foreign workers (Algeria); continue its efforts to protect the rights of migrant workers (Belarus, Philippines, Singapore); extend migrant workers rights equally to all migrant workers, regardless of their age and gender (Thailand); 42. Report regularly to relevant mechanisms of the HRC on the remittances sent by those migrant workers to their families back home in various countries of the world, in order to estimate the contribution of such remittances to the promotion of economic and social rights in developing education, housing and health in these countries (Sudan); 43. Actively promote awareness of the 2005 Labour Code and establish an accessible complaint mechanism, such as a free phone-service, to which migrant workers can confidentially report instances of abuse and exploitation as well as seek assistance (New Zealand); review article 7 of the Labour Law and expand its coverage to include migrant workers (New Zealand); 44. Strengthen efforts to ensure that violations of physical abuse and discrimination of migrant women who come to serve as domestic workers are acted upon and take steps necessary to ensure full enjoyment of human rights of all women in Saudi Arabia (Sweden); 45. Establish a broad based media information campaign on the rights of migrants in Arabic and in the languages of main groups of migrants (Belgium); 46. Further its efforts to fight terrorism and protect human rights at the same time, especially the support to the conclusion of a comprehensive international treaty to combat terrorism (Algeria);